I half to agree. It’s a very nice blue watch!

Nice video. Subscribed

A good-looking timepiece. Very cool! Thanks for sharing!!

I truly enjoy this video, well spoken and calm explanation as to why keep or parts way. Nice collection that reminds me of myself always on the hunt for a new and interesting watch but I must admit Im moving to upper end pieces. Cheers.

my brother wants to sale to me his date just has been using this watch for long time the problem is the crown come out even the watch works perfectly, and to put it on time is also good is just come out ., he lives in another country and before he sends to me, I would like to know around how much can be to fix the crown problem every single place tell me we have to see the watch some one know

Where were the wall clocks purchased?

The reason the watch industry uses silicon is primarily cost. Alloy balance springs are exponentially more expensive than their silicon counterparts. And, contact friction aside, silicon still doesn't address oxidation, so you're back to lubricates again. Rolex and Grand Seiko's current generation of escapements both have rate issues. This has been flagged in many watch forums. So with respect, the list goes on and on.

12:58 I agree that it’s always nice to see someone even wearing a real analog watch… because it’s rare. A lot of people don’t wear watches or only wear an Apple Watch. It’s cool to see actual hands on an actual dial, not just a digital representation.

I like the watch I got from amzwatch. That rubber strap combo looks really cool! Been wearing it since last year and love every minute of it.

Dude your channel and your gift to tell stories about watches is criminally underrated. I don't see any other watch channels with this sort of take

Geez that bracelet is TRASHED...🤦

Another kick-ass episode, Alix. Thanks for sharing with us!!!

F91W needed. It will rocket up your list. 😊

When did they stop putting 7750 in this watch?

I'm guilty of this as well and have often tried to wrap my head around why this is given I'll often spend up to a year searching for the model I want, then finally get it, and then it goes directly in the safe after a few days of wearing it. Maybe it's that many of us were not born in money? Or just feel uncomfortable wearing an expensive time piece daily? Or maybe it's like gold and we think in hard times it's backup money idk. I will say for me at least since I'm drawn to more vintage and neo vintage Rolex model, regardless of the stated service if without paperwork, I assume a service will be required.

Saving up for one of these right now. Hows it holding up? Mainly concerned with it being unservicable, and potentially unreliable

Hey Alix, do you think the Sinn Navitimer will get looked at as a homoge? I like the waterproof specs on it better than Breitling version, but don’t want others to think I bought a knockoff or cheaper version.

I understand it's pronounced ajj-ehh-lo-sir

Alix, the father figure of watch talking on KZbin. That’s the feel that I get from you brother. As a 32 year old who just lost his father a year ago, it’s nice to listen to someone around my dad’s age talk about a hobby of mine. God bless brother!

I've had this for 6 months now and I got it for a very good price from Jomashop. My only issue is the inaccuracy of the movement. I regulated it myself but it got out of wack again. It's currently beating 15 sec/day fast. I don’t understand why Swatch doesn't regulate these movements.

I had a 57 jewel rare Invicta that used a modular chrono by dubois depraz. I sold it cause it was too big and heavy. I wish they left the hour totalizer on the dial for this Rado. I might get one used for the right price. Thanks.

That looks like a prop from some 60’s Dr. Who. 😅

I like to collect watches that make me feel good. I have a friend who collects more like a museum where he needs specimens that represent different watch makers, countries of origin, movements, historically significant pieces, etc.... but he has so many he couldn't possibly wear them and often he doesn't even like the watch itself since he's collecting it for a different purpose. I understand his approach but that's not me! I need to wear my watches.... so I limit my collection to just 12 pieces. First and foremost it has to make me feel good. I also don't impulse buy. If I find a piece that speaks to me I let it sit and think about it for a while. There's been many times I thought I liked a watch but after a few weeks I decide that I actually didn't deeply love it. So after 20 years of being into watches I have only ever sold one watch. Because each watch i own I love too much

The new citizen series 8 movements like the 0950 have antimag ratings up to 16000 gauss.

La joux perret is owned by citizen. Citizen's miyota, and LJP are synergizing and that's how we get amazing movements like the 0950 in the citizen series 8 line

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It always amazes me how much beauty and precision are added to the parts of MaMaCoo 's watch 99% of people will never see.

instally subscribed when I saw the rotary in the background. horology and rotaries are two of my favourite things.

My father's IWC Ingenieur 866AD from 1970 which I inherited in 2018 has only been serviced twice in 54 years and has never ever had any issues.

Service is important so is the person that does the maintenance

Hey Alix! I visited your KZbin channel. Your channel is amazing, and your content is excellent. But your videos are not getting more views and your channel is not growing. Your channel has a lot of room for improvement. Can I help you grow your KZbin channel? Are you interested in discussing the growth of your KZbin channel?

Remember fire proof safes are not actually fire proof

the C is silent

Hyper clones prevent me from buying on the 2nd hand but since they so good and I’ve been on waiting list for 4 years now I’m seriously considering a hyperclone….lol

Great video 👍

I have a 1921 Illinois Bunn Special that keeps almost as good time as my Omega Speedmaster 3861, or Seamaster 8800, after a timing washer was installed, cannon pinion tightened and a cleaning and lubrication. I like my Seiko Mickey Mouse watch and my G Shock.

I'm lucky enough to own an Accutron Astronaut with the Kreisler bracelet and that 214hn movement. Lovely watch, with a great aviation pedigree. It takes me a little while to get used to tracking the 2nd timezone tho.

Hey! Where did you get that Rotary engine clock behind you! Amazing clock

I have sorna chronograph 9061

I've just got home from looking at a second hand Breitling Avenger GMT 45 I was thinking of buying, full box set with owners manual and guarantee card, but with the seller I took it to a gold merchant shop next to his shop and weighed it on their digital scales, it was 20g heavier than the specifications given on the Breitling website for the exact same watch with the same reference number and same strap. The caseback was also on crooked instead of straight while the seller said it had never been opened or serviced etc. Clones or fakes are usually lighter than genuines so I'm not sure why this watch is 20g heavier than it should be, but it all raised major red flags with me, I didnt buy it obviously.

Nice piece 😊!!!

In the thumbnail you covered the face with a microfiber cloth. Based on the bezel and bracelet, I really thought I was looking at a new super Seville

TRUE NO ONE TALKS ABOUT THAT!!!!

Hey Alix! Hope you're having a great week. Question; ran across several websites that specialize in "replica Rolex watches". It blows me away at how they get away with it all (you've probably seen them). Seems like patent and copyright law would come into play, big time. Thoughts? Thanks for your time. Can't wait for your next episode!

As far as anti-magnetism resistance; remember, Omega uses the silicone hairspring, giving their watches unmatched anti-magnetic resistance. i.e. Rolex’s Milguas is touted as their engineer/scientist preferred model because of it’s 1K gaus resistance. Omega watches with their silicone hairspring are able to boast 15K gaus resistance, so it really becomes an unfair fight, right out of the gate. *I think that Omega patent has just about run out so expect others to jump on board with the superior technology.

Is that available now. It looks very modern. I know you said it was a reissue from the 70s

One of the top watchmakers in the US addressed this issue in an interview with Teddy Baldassare. He said you only need to wind watches one or two times a year. He also said he had watches which hadn’t been serviced for a lot longer that 7 years and they work just fine.

Its a stunning timepiece

The stand the you’re displaying the watches on, why am I worried it’s magnetic?? Nice collection. Calm my nerves and tell me it’s not magnetic, please!